Gather your baskets and get ready for a weekend of egg-citement with two free, fun-filled Easter events for the whole family! From traditional egg hunts to an unforgettable helicopter egg drop, these family-friendly events promise fun for all ages.
Beginning Monday, March 24, and continuing intermittently through March 31, contractors with the City of Bryan’s Water Services will conduct smoke testing of sanitary sewer lines. Smoke testing identifies broken pipes and other defects by injecting smoke into the sewer lines through manholes.
The City of Bryan is committed to supporting the continued success and vibrancy of Historic Downtown Bryan. As part of ongoing efforts to plan for the future, temporary SafetyStick devices have been installed in five areas around downtown.
A recent hailstorm has left many residents in need of roof and vehicle repairs. Here are resources that will help both residents and vendors navigate the repair process.
Two City of Bryan leaders have been named recipients of the Texas City Management Association’s (TCMA) 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award, marking a historic first for the organization.
The Bryan City Council meets on Tuesday, March 18, for their workshop and regular meetings at City Hall. Learn everything you need to know about the meeting here.
Looking for a family-friendly overnight camping adventure close to home? Registration is open for the City of Bryan’s Parks and Recreation Department for Family Campout at Austin’s Colony Park on Saturday, April 26.
The Downtown Bryan Street & Art Fair is set to take place on Saturday, April 5, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Historic Downtown Bryan. This vibrant event celebrates Texas culture and showcases the incredible talent of local and regional artists.
The Aggieland Art Trail showcases the art of the community in a new, exciting, self-guided, digital format. The trail features an impressive collection of art across various mediums, making it a unique addition to the community.
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Do you have standing or slow-moving water around your property? Through the City of Bryan’s Mosquito Abatement Program, residents can get dunks or plunks for free by visiting the Municipal Service Center, located at 1111 Waco St., on weekdays from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. while supplies last. If you are a representative for a neighborhood or homeowner association, please call 979.209.5900 to schedule an appointment for pickup.
The goal of the program is for citizens to assist with treating possible breeding grounds in order to reduce the mosquito population and the possibility of exposure to mosquito-borne diseases. Mosquito dunks/plunks are environmentally-friendly and can be placed where water cannot be drained to kill mosquito larvae.
Residents can take these additional steps to prevent mosquito breeding on their own property:
Drain any standing water from even the smallest of containers – this includes tarps, covers, flower pots, children’s toys, etc.